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SPORTS Saturday, June 2, 2018 East Oregonian Page 3B No. 5 Washington passes No. 1 Oregon in WCWS By CLIFF BRUNT Associated Press OKLAHOMA CITY — On back-to-back days, Washington freshman Gab- bie Plain stared down the toughest of challenges with seemingly no fear. The Australian gave up four hits and no earned runs in six innings as Washington defeated top-seeded Oregon 6-2 on Friday in the Wom- en’s College World Series. A day earlier, she gave up just four hits in 5 2/3 shut- out innings against two-time defending champion Okla- homa. She was the winning pitcher against the Soon- ers’ Paige Parker and Ore- gon’s Megan Kleist, both first-team National Fast- pitch Coaches Association All-Americans. Plain said she’s keeping it simple and trusting her defense. “Good pitches, good loca- tions, making them swing at stuff that they didn’t neces- sarily want to swing at,” she said. “Yeah, just keeping on top of it.” Now, fifth-seeded Wash- ington (51-8) needs one win Sunday to advance to the championship series. Washington junior Taran Alvelo was solid in relief both games. Washington coach Heather Tarr said the Huskies know to play behind the very different personalities. “Gabbie has that kind of chill, no worries personal- ity,” Tarr said. “Then you’ve got Taran that is a pump- you-up, fire-you-up kind of person. So you have to learn to play behind both person- nel, and they have to learn to continue to regulate their hearts and be where they need to be when they need to be there.” Oregon (53-9) won all three meetings against its Pac-12 rival during the reg- ular season. The Ducks said things were different Fri- day because they didn’t play their best. “I think they played Bryan Terry/The Oklahoman via AP Washington celebrate a run during the fifth inning of the team’s NCAA softball Women’s College World Series game against Oregon in Oklahoma City on Friday. exactly the same way,” Ore- gon third baseman Jenna Lil- ley said. “That’s what made them good, except when we played them there, we made the defensive plays or we stopped the bleeding and we hit their pitchers around, and today, we didn’t.” The game was scoreless before Washington loaded the bases with one out in the fifth. Kelly Burdick put the ball in play and forced a throw home. Washing- ton’s Kaija Gibson scored, despite taking a glove to the face on the tag attempt. Tay- lor Van Zee then singled and knocked in two runs to chase starter Megan Kleist. Wash- ington scored four runs in the inning to take control for good. No. 3 Oregon State downs Northwestern St. Associated Press CORVALLIS — Nick Madrigal went 3-for-5 with four RBIs and national No. 3 seed Oregon State defeated Northwestern State 9-3 on Friday night at the NCAA Corvallis Regional. The Beavers (45-10-1) advance to face LSU on Sat- urday in the double-elimina- tion regional. Oregon State started Bryce Fehmel (10-1) rather than Pac-12 pitcher of the year Luke Heimlich. Head coach Pat Casey did not announce beforehand who he was going with. Fehmel started strong with five strikeouts in the first three innings, matching his season-high. He went 7 2/3 innings, allowing three Andy Cripe/The Corvallis Gazette-Times via AP Oregon State starting pitcher Bryce Fehmel follows through on a pitch to a Northwestern State batter during an NCAA college baseball regional game Friday. runs on six hits with nine strikeouts for the win. Madrigal hit a two-out bases-loaded single in the third to give the Beavers a 2-0 lead and Kyle Nobach hit a two-run home run to center to extend the lead in “Just make adjustments,” Van Zee said. “Obviously, it was our fourth game against them this year. So staying within ourselves, getting together, getting a pitch we could handle, just adjust- ments in the box and talking, communication amongst hitters. So it worked out for us.” Oregon will play an elimination game Saturday against the winner of the Georgia-Florida State game. “We’ll bounce back,” Oregon coach Mike White said. “We know what we have to do. We just didn’t execute. We didn’t do what we needed to do to beat them today. They’re a tough team. They were ranked number one in the country for a long time for a reason. They have a good pitching staff, superb defense, and a good mix of power and speed, and they put the pressure on you. But unfortunately we weren’t able to make the big play.” Timbers hoping win- streak continues the fourth. Lenni Kunert hit a solo shot to left center for the Demons in the fifth. After Jack Anderson’s RBI single padded Ore- gon State’s lead in the sixth, Cadyn Grenier was hit by a pitch to score a run and Madrigal added a two-run double to put the Beavers up 8-1. Kunert hit an RBI dou- ble in the seventh while Sam Taylor homered in the eighth to cut the margin to 8-3. Zak Taylor homered for the Bea- vers in the bottom half. Left-hander Ridge Heisler (7-3) allowed eight runs, six earned, on six hits over 5/2/3 innings for North- western State (37-23), which returned to the postseason for the first time since 2005. But once the Tim- bers got home, their sea- son turned around quickly. Even dramatically. Since that loss in Florida, they’ve won six straight, capped by a 3-2 victory at Colorado last weekend. On Saturday, they’ll host the LA Galaxy. The six consecutive wins is a club record, and matches Orlando’s streak for the longest this season. It also matches the sec- ond-longest winning streak in the league since 2000 — when MLS started record- ing draws. Sporting Kan- sas City won seven straight in 2012. Winning sure makes the job easier for everyone. By ANNE M. PETERSON Associated Press PORTLAND — Back on April 8 it seemed noth- ing was going right for the Portland Timbers. In his debut season as an MLS coach, Giovanni Savarese’s first five matches — all on the road — didn’t include a sin- gle victory. He was clearly anxious to get back home after a 3-2 loss at Orlando City. Portland had collected just two overall points in their first five games. The long road trip to start the season was caused by con- struction at Providence Park. EASTERN OREGON marketplace Place classified ads online at www.easternoregonmarketplace.com 104 Special Notices PLEASE CHECK YOUR AD ON THE FIRST DAY OF PUBLICATION. 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